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CArAnsu liz THr Hap

Originates in scrofu1ous faint In The biood Hence thu
proper method by which to catarrh II to puris
The b,cod Its many disagreesbie symptoms. and thu
danger Of developing into bronchitis that terribly
fatal disease, consumption. entirely removed by
Hoods Sarsspsna, which cures catarrh By purifying
tins blood: 1t also tones up the system and greatly
improves the general health Try the peculiar medi.
cine.n
II have used Hoods earsapsrills for catarrh with
satisfactory results received more permanent very
benet from IL than for any other remedy ever tried
II. z. READ. Mause0n. Ohio.
HOODS sARsAPARlILA
Sold BY all druggists 81: six for - Prepared only
b. @. I. HOOD CO., Apotheearies. Lowell, Mass.
100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR q
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M coRsELIGs SEsfsR IN he sisht ~ SP year
Ia,srssn. .. Congressional csmesrry. New York
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ming ham. =. s. A. and d.ashssr % Richard r. olarsA
Fnnsrai d Trinity church Georgetown % MONDAY.
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RA2timcre Markets.

BALTIMORE, Nd. November 19.-Virainia sixes
consolidated. 10; 90. en-fortes 81: do. threes,
Us b0 to-,lay.
BALTIMORE, Nd, November lo--Cotton hrmer,
Will good inqmry-iiduIing. lUAalU7.. Flour steady
and n. N. Mnest-sout urn steady sud qnin, red 81
aSO; amber, SUa67; western hri,i and dull No. z
winter red, spot e3 bid: hovsmDcr, S2ao:k; Dccen-
Der, S3taeSH: january. SS>saSosa; may, 81 Axv2.
Corn-southern steady aud quiet; WHITE JSa.,4; yell
low, 5lAo2; western stssy and dull mixed. spot and
November. 33 hid: Year, .I5 asked: January. S3a53ss.
Oats hrn-southsrn and PennsyIvsnia, 30s3U;
western white. 34a35E; western mixed, 35x:S4.
bye nrm and Quie. ova02. Provisions steady, with
moderate inquiry: Coffee steady and Quet-kio car.
goes, ordinary TO fair 1Ss1Sk Sugar-copper refined
trm, ln,ssl2; Whisky steady; l:l4.i.D. Other
qmet-cotton. sd; -four, sod. grain Id. receipts
nour, ll,olD barrels; wheat 2u.jUU bushels; corn.
lO,SOO BUSHELS OATS S,iUO Duseis rye. SUU Drrshei
Shlpments-dour. 1913 barrels whsst IL. bushels;
corh lJ,lOO busneis Saies-whcas, 1t0.yOU bushels;
corn, :e::,,3UO bushels.
Chicago Markets,
CHICAGO. I'LL, November 10, ! y. m-Cose:
Wheat hrm-cssh, 7as December, 1554: May, SIX.
Corn hrm--cash, 44S; December. ar; May. 4S 10.
50 LIS WHISKY 10 PORK s Ss 1873
May, 14.15. Lard trm-cssh. 0974 December,
0s7x; May. I.aU. January short ribs, 800.
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FOR SALE--HOUSES

TrOR SALE-sPECIAL BARGAINS FOR lMMEDI.
~ ate cash: Biick House. 10 rooms lot 20x1OO ISL
~ st. NV. pusseesioa NJ once. also, broom frame
Houee, lot 15xo7. 22e3 1T: NV. terms sccommo-
dating. THOMAS A MITCHELL.
nli-Ot D34 i st. Room T.
V,YOR sALE-A NEW RESIDENCE IN FASHION,
able locality built aud led by the owner: cen
rs hail. open hre-plsces and attractive interior ef-
fects Designed By ": Bruce Gray and built by John
McSaregor. Inquire II
n7-lst N. NJ. PARKER. 141s st. NV.
EOk sALE-sl.5OO-FOUR( a. NEW, NEAT AND
attractive Frame dwellings,. Mos 3!26-2S-30 . ID
32 9TH St road (bryhtwood sve opposite the Schue-
zen PARK price 81 800 each on easy terms: &C.
cuplsd ~ good tenants at = 1250 month each. j. U
OMEAhA CO.. .,.9 It'll st. s.w. ol1.3m
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To Try Again for the Cup.
BUILDER SWEET SAYS NINErY.rooT CUTTER WI
BE SENT OVEN NEXT YEAR.

BUILDER SWEET SAYS NINETY-FooT CUTTER WILL
BE SENT OVEN NEXT YEAR.
From the New York Tribune to-day.
TIE news OF the withdrawal OF the Royal Clyde
Yacht Clubs challenge for tho Americas cup, be-
cause OF the conditions OF the new deed OF gift,
has set yachtsmen generally to discussing that
.Ocument again. Chas. Sweet, who was to have
built the 70-foot cutter which the Royal clyde
Yacht Club intended to compete for the cup. was
' sad than as
the cup was made under the old deed oil Gin
and with the intention OF competing for Il, with
ned thai under the new deed il Would be- imSossi.
bic for yacht OF that size TO run, and therefore
the challenge had been Withdrawn. He SAID that
desired TO limit the contest for the cup TO irsI.
class yachts, and that such conditions would be
made In the case OF s0-foot boat challenging, as
could not be accepted by the challenging ciup.
and that therefore the contest would be united 70
yachts OF the greatest length allowed by the new
deed Of gift. 90 feet for cutters and Ills feet for
II am convinced" he said, shat cutter 90
feet In length cannot be built 70 beat a center
board Of the same length. and the result WIN Be
they think that we will keep on building Bio
CUTTERS Just for the fun OF seeing them beaten but
gard the conditions in the new deed which prscti-
mistake. I understood that the cup was oftsrsd
e y SSa S nsM w WEI g
age yacht-building. A dozen people WIN build .
7O-foot single sick yacht, where one VIII build 0
00-ioot one. The large yachts are only good for
racing, ana cannot De used for anything else.
have learned that II / had brought over SO-foot
cutter there would have been five or ak men here
who would have built boats OF that et.e 70 meet
her."
.wtn there be any challenge next season, do you
Think"
"There win be challenge from 9o.foot cutter !"
"What Will be the nationaltty:"
u am not At liberty 20 give fhat or any other
M. sweet spoke OF the success Of the s,uall cur.
ters like the Clara and the Pappooss, and ex.
pressed the belief that II he could have brought
over q small cutter under tho Old conditaoos he
would have stood . fair chance Of suceesA
Tho inttmatton given By Mr.. Sweet that there a
20 be built ninety.foot cutter on the other sids
70 compete for the cup has tended % allay the ~
gret shat 10 felt becauee Of the withdrawal q the
Royal clyde Yacht Clubs challenge, and Mr.
sweets frank Admias1on that he thinks sho WIN
stand no chance Of winning the cup against Q
ninety foot center-board sioop. viii not tsnd 70
dampon the patriotic ardor with which yachtanen
on this side viii look forward to the contest At
the aamo time among yachtsmen who desire %
build second claas slOopa there ID mach oisAp-
po1ntu1ent expressed, because the new 0oed prac-
ticaliy rules out such boafS
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The bodies OF two unknown trampA one lying on
the track ana the other ~ the uves, Eere round
yesterday near vanceoofo, Ne. 10 u believed they
fell from freight train.
A ehooeing array occurred In Q saloon at 0lenr
wood epF9gA Col. yegter4sy bstwseA Ersnk
S sss 81 e ~ ss1 es: x Nm ~
- n jail
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Mama


The following chsnxas from yesterdays Quotations
on TIE Washington BLOCK II noted to-day:
US 4hs, 1891, coulons. 1859 hid. 100 asked. 20
YEAR iuiid S6Ss IVA. curEeAcy III LID IL asked
Metropon,an Ksilro.d stock. D6 hid. lO:: ssEed.
poitah ASSURANCES. 10 Did, S3 gsEetL Arlington In
surance, log nld fotolnAe Insurance., ev p.d hisrs
INSURANCE, ua, 80 asked. Masonic Hail bonds, lUi
bud bank OF Washington, 40 Dld. Gieat taIis Ice,
l2o bid. ChesarcaAe aud Potomac Tslepnone Co.. az
bid ll0 ssked Washington GaslIxht Co. bonus, laOA
6ia, lE.H asked bSnk Of the Republic, 400 U,A.
In Insurance Co.. 80 Dla. ~ asked. Columbia little
Insurance Co., on blu, on asked.
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= NEw YORK, Nov. 19.-Thc British steamer Sirius
rom Rlo Janelro arrived at this port to-day, and
Was detained al quarantine on account or small
poX. She has oniy seven passengers. A child died
IRON tue disease On tue llth inst, and Was buried
al sea Tue steamer Waesland, rrOm Antwerp, Was
also detained At quarantine, She carries several
passengers who come IRON the cholera district.
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SHor By MlsrAKH SoR RsAh-A party Of hunt
ers rom sullivan County, Pa, started on Tues.
forests where they constructed . cabin. on
w dnesday evening the sport was brought to on
end by the tragic death OF one OF the party
by the name OF Iatt, aged twenty-four years. and
whose home Is Larrysvtlle. The party had been
bunting during the day In different parts OF tho
forest, and separated. LatJ did not meet with
any game and reached the cabin first in the even
Ing. On arriving at the camp he climbed . tree to
break Spruce or brush with which 70 nofien biz
reached camp he aistook LStt tor bear. brought
bis gun 70 hts shoulder, took aim and nfed LAtt
dropped 70 the ground and expired without &
grosn. The chszys TOOK effect In his lace and
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The democratic members Of the House Of Repre-
sentativcs from New York will hold conference
In this city during the latter part OF next week 70
oeteffnipe whether or not they win place candi-
GATE Ia the held for either OF the ofcL positions OF
the House. and, II they 30 determine, 70 agree upon
candidate. There II q rumor that Mr.. Raines b
the cnoace OF the delegation for any position they
may mink they can procure. His name has been
mentioned as possible candidate for clerk and
also for sesgeant-at-arms, but nothing In tho m
tuIe OF positive declaration Is to his attitude has
yet come nom Mr.. Raines. BY some II is said
tnat ne does not want any place under the House.
Hs quite probable that democratic members from
other several states may cooperate with the New
\, N =, feaJ 70 the election OF House ocer
could BE- ~ IN that p, sn s
would pc partial change In the ofacers, but some
Of the best politicians OF the House maintain that
IL u NOW TOO late 70 make any new combinations
WOULD LIKE 10 BE DooRxEEPER.
The list OF candidates for dooFkeeper, g it now
standa, consists Of Mr.. Donelson, OF Tennessee,
tho incumbent; Mr.. Nichols, Of Texas; Mr.. Walker,
OF OIL! Minnesota; Mr. Hurt, OF Mississippi; Mr.. Bar
n i OF New Yorx. and Mr. heeder, OF rennsyi-
81 ene last House, but got no votes. his candi-
dacy now Is not considered as formidable. Mr..
from Minnesota; III. Nichols has oniy parT Of the
Texas delegation. The indications ore that the
night will marrow down TO Donelson and Hurt.
THE NORTH AND TIE SOUTH.
IL has all along been conceded that the South Is
entitled to TWO Of the four subordinate places and
that section now has the doorKeeper and the clerk,
while the North has the sergeant-at-arms and
postmaster 1t is not deemed AT all likely that the
south viii be deprived OF what Is admitted 10 be
fore, unless there should be change that would
put Sout bern man either In the once OF post
ls or y Is scarcely prSSs-
keeper The prevailing opinion OF the best Judges
seems 70 be that all the present Officers Will be re-
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m Nani,pna ana Montana csuesaa halfway
ms HDi1hsd 70 He1ona, Moak, yesaeo1ny. fhsoo0h
taSIle MlR tisl1aa 70 NinAsiS elS Wtl eoHlns16s
SvDnng 1cn1ay. ;,
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DIED While Atteu,p,inx to snceze.

WORCESTER, Mass, Nov. 19.-hOn. Win. Robin
son Hill de0 suddenly early this morning. lie
attempted 10 sneeze, and 10 q lew minutes Was
dead. The cause Of mis- death was said 70 be fatty
degeneracy at Tie base OF the brain.
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A Stay for Murderer Schlemmer.

JERSEY CITY, n. j., Nov. 1oI-Chanceilor McGill,
OF the New jersey Court or Chancery, this morn
ing granted a writ OF error IN the case OF Joseph
Scnlemmer, who Is under sentence VI death Tor
numbering his child wife. The chancellor
SAID That ne was OF the opinion that Judge
Knapp should have admitted testtmoney which
WAS rejected. The case will he brought before the
Court " Error and Appeals, whAcn does not meet
until March. Schlenllner was sentenced to be
hanged December IA, 1857.
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MARRIED.

= wRIGHT-BRoNsoN. On November Il. 1857. At
cHAkIhs 1RiSHT to axReAkET EiIES BkoS.
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I'd EDITION.
--latest qb|eglanS 10 The Star.
THE FRENCH CRISIS.
An Exciting Scene In the Chamber o
Deputies over the Vote.

PARIS, Nov. 19.-The motion for an interpella-
ton OF the government was made in the chamber
Of deputies to-day BY n. Ciemencean. Premier
Rouvier demanded that the debate on the subject
be adjourned until the cath instant in the interest
OF tho measure for the conversion OF the public
debt.
NJ. Clemenceau said IL was a singular method
OF reassurng the holders OF public funds to tell
and 70 promise that there would then be a
crisis such ~ had never before occurred. The
public, he declared, had too long awaited an ex-
plantation. There was practically no government.
The ministry was not in condition TO
guide republican policy. Parliament was
abandoned TO the direction OF the right.
Tue law offlcers OF the state and the police were
In conflict and the administrative disorder was
complete.
The division ON the governments proposal to id
Journ thedebate was taken at the conclusion OF n.
ClemenceaU'S speech.
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Says the Assignment WINS Fraudulent.
WHY RECEIVER Is ASKED FOR LARGE NEW YoKK
LIQUOR CUNCERN.


NEW YORK, Nov. 19.-Erancs O. Boyd has been
appointed receiver OF the wholesale liquor iirm OF
Horace Webster & Co., OF this city, Chicago, Phil
elphla, and San Francisco, on the application Of
Horace Webster. who has begun suit against his
partners, Charles W. Lawrence and Alexander e.
Rowe, and the assignee, Frederick n. Lawrence.
Ar. Webster alleges That he remained In San
Francisco, and relied upon his partners To con-
tinue the business properly. and that the assign
believed the firm to be sound. He valued
his interest in the concern at $lUO COO He at once
came to this city and m.de an examination OF the
DOCKS. lie discovered that on the day before the
assignment Was maue Chas. ". Lawrence drew
out $T 900 for his own use and went 10 Europe on
November II. MIR. Webster claims that the
ing creditors, aud asks that 1t be set aside. The
c0-partnershlp was formed June 4, 1885, being
lim1teQ Tor three years. On september 20, Chus
w. Lawrence made an assignment In the name OF
the firm TO Frederick N. Lawrence.
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SECRETARY WHlTNEY,S lLLNESS.
Mrs. Whitncy says He 4. Much Better
but He Sees NO one AZ all.

"Mr. whitney Is doing very well" said Mrs. Sec
rotary Whitney to STAR reporter who called on
her to-day. "He does not see any one at all and
does no work, but he goes driving and riding now
and has not had any recurrence OF the pains in his
head for ten days He Is certainly very much BET
ter and he thinks he has entirely recovered There
was never anything in his attack to cause serious
apprehension. He was simply overworked. he
had nervous prostration. II you have ever had It
you know what that Is. He undertook q great
deal In the Department. and he is not one to shirk
his mind and kept him hard at work at the time
when he should have taken his outing. He took no
rest at all. He was at Bar HarbOr only about q
week and short time at Lenox, but even there he
was not relieved from his work. II was nothing at
all Now the rest he should have taken there is
forced on him. IL was surprise TO him. He Al.
ways Keeps himself In such q good physical condi.
and is careful OF himself He did not think little
headache could be serious"
"WM his illness interfere with your social plans
for the winter" asked the reporter.
"Oh, no; IL Is not serious enough for that. But
we nave not been thinking OF our plans for the
winter. There was that doubt about IL, you know,
80 we have not considered them at all shall not
Re, not officially. The doctor has advised MT. WHIT
ney TO go 10 the Bermudas for q month, and
thought / would hold myself free 10 accompany
him should he decide that longer rest Is
necessary. do not think he will 60 He thinks
tt Will not be necessary. II he Is able he
thinks ne ought 70 be at the Department. He viii
undertaking after he has taken hold OF some OF the
matters there for week or So"
Mrs Whitney herself Is looking remarkably well
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Now York stock Market.
The following the opening aud closing prices Of
the New YORK Stock Market as reported by special
wire to CCrBOn Mncartney, lAlS street.
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Tsynm 70 sscy.! $4,000 ooo.-3Ae elaanants
;Scssdss $4,000 sesss u "a asessS g c;sy Ave &
Pssia M valssa g Sleooa9oo .Es Se5y
numkef ahout 100. q whom t. najodsy
are fs.adeots q Ans(h.ay ga 1--we c0IatseS
Pa. They propoee g have u natter nss1g4t %
ikn pgopsSey wss veseed n Renani& 0ho Seoams
posssssed u II n lTs3 b (Tsat I'm o. French
tfscs 10 geaesiogIca trse Of tie fsnily.
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A Bon N NEwsPAPRR ORYIc.--6ome excite.
n0nt was caused last evening by the discovery ol
q bomb &C the A0ts yosrn0t once. In Columbus
fnchsn Iong. both ends closed with hard wood and
a an nus attached, which was tipped with a
ordinary match. lt wee % arranged % the dool
hghtsd b. any one passing and stepping on tn
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pAee aeveA aayn Number eor he listed states 206,
ald ioe Qanade e: = compared with tot..
w we 6u sne 20 - 49, previous e sss lss
4urooceq n ~ QnoceQptea houee o. TuokeS street,
Tyeqton, =. !. yeeeeedSy. 3as. NeDnnald, tramp
us SsssiI ca 6ssisss SssSsass 3 Re: 70. :
-! ssyssssS - 80 g 81 g . s:ss: :l
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Cons WuH Hn FRlesps' MonHy DAVID Nos
wanger prominent az geo. nsgcnaps g ne,
WoFtS Of tf1st funds pasoed IN ne hands 81 10
neghborA The grand Jury found q tue ban
against him tor emoexxismeot xeaesoay. 40 .
warrant Tor hiD arrest
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Roth Fireuaae,, Killed.

GALVESTON, TEx., Nov. ia south-bound pas.
senger train Oh the Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe
ROAD c0llided last night at Alvin junction, near
came together with terrific force, wrccking both
tra1nS The fireman OF each engine was killed
and four passengers were badly injured.
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spxp Yoa NOT MARRyua.-The town Of East
Haddam, Conn, Is excited over breach o. promise
suit which has been instituted agatnst 1urt Ray,
manufacturer Of GONNA wcaithy, handsome, ana
entered suit tm SiaO6o damageA Ttey have been
asserts that hts relations with her have been emf
nently proper, that he IL gully Of no breach q
PROMISE ard had no Suspicion that suit was to b
brought against him. and = highiy fndignant
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KNOCKED Ouf n on Rcunn-J. A. hewitt Of
SpfinES fought with bare knucklss On ths plains
ohouf - milee nom Denver, yesterday afternoon,
Tor Q purse OF 800 The men stripped q 40
ininnfea hewitt dealt Walkee . terrfnc blow BE-
hind tne night ear, which knocked him senDe1en1
for 1fteen secondA The nght was given % Heuffk
DcSyee 70 Wffneas IL mill
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MAY SUCCEED Mr. SPARKs--Assistaut Land Com
missioner stockslager is now the acting Commits
sioner OF the General Land Office, and the opinion
seems TO be general among those interested IN the
matter OF the appointment OF Mr.. Sparks sue
cessor that his name Will be sent 70 the Senate TO
NIL The Vacancy
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fnAxYs snlx1 A FxssoHf TRAEx.-A gang OF
eight or nine trsmps boarded an t-bound freight
tram west a Utica, n. Y, Thursday night and
They oveFpoWerod the conductor and Compelled
him to run % Herktmer. An attempt was these
men. Odaoen boarded the train, and 10 was run 70
Little Falls, where three OF the tramps were
axrouoed.
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The District Commissioners have approved the
application OF L. y. Mainckheim, No. 6I7 d street
northwest, for liquor license.
Mr.. W. P. Bell has, for Harriet f. Reeves filed
petition for writ Of de luaatsco inqiS9.do as to
her husband, James Reeves and asking the ap-
pUutment OF committee.
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A CHILD WHDGRD N TURF. +. Lewis, a
prominent c.tiz0n Of wichita county, Kan says
that the two-year-old child OF J. r HicKmeyer
sliCped down q one-foot tube used In q well ito
feet deep yesterday and lodged 50 feet from the
surface. The people for ten miles had congregated
at the spot, and men were digging an excavation
alongside the tube hoping IN that way 20 rescue
the child. They had got down but 80 feet, but In
tended TO keep up work expecting 70 have their
task nnished Tomorrow morning. The scene was
heaftrending. Tho toars OF the mother were
mingled With those OF the neighbors and now and
then nom the depths Of the insued cries OF the
chlld tmpolhng ths men on 70 their WORK Of rescue
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-19

Mr. P1tfm00, Ot BOssOm, Loses $1,000.
ANOTHER VENERABLE RESIDENT OF THE HUB TAKEN
IN BY AN OLD BUNCo CANE.
Isaac Pittman, OF Boston, was out walking IN
Main street in that city. On Wednesday afternoon,
when he was accosted by tall, weu-dressed young
man. The stranger pretended to be a son Of a
man whom Mr.. Pittman knew, and the old gentle
company 70 get prize the young man said he had
drawn. There were two men In the room and
they appeared to be busy looking over bundles
through the formality OF receiving his prize
and counted the money before Nj. Pittinan
The latter made q number OF inquiries about the
prtze- drawing and the elaborate way in which his
new friend explained the business caused Mr.. Pitt
man. after little solicitation, TO invest small
sum- OF course, he won. He is invited 20 try for
the $1,000 prize by paying $1,000, and, having had
good luck at flrst he decided 10 try again. ne re-
turned 70 his home, got three bonds OF the Edison
Illuminating Company, OF Brooklyn, valued at
police are now looking for the bunco men.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-19

ELoPRD WITH NEGRO FARM HAND.-An oakland,
Iowa, dispatch says: The neghborhoo1 OF Dem
nison Is excited over the eiopement OF Mrs Henry
Bloomdale, the wife OF o prominent farmer with
negro named Davidson, VINO worked On the farm.
The woman was well connected, ana had all the